Sentence examples for resolve any doubt from inspiring English sources

In the debate, Mr. Obama focused on "denouncing," apparently to suggest that his public condemnation of Mr. Farrakhan ought to resolve any doubt about where he stands.

(iii) To resolve any doubt that the initial response might be a filter artifact produced by P100 m after using the 13-Hz high-pass filter, we also used a forward filter which does not produce such an artifact before P100 m.

Later, in a statement, Johnson said the blunder resolved "any doubt that I'm human".

This new plan would resolve any doubts about his importance.

He added that to resolve any doubts regarding these expenses, he had repaid the $2,316 in dispute.

New Yorkers are entitled to have the matter wrapped up as quickly as possible, to resolve any doubts about Mr. Bruno and about those charged with investigating him.

Meanwhile, in order to resolve any doubts about the legitimacy of their earlier meeting, Democratic legislators met at the state house no longer being denied entrance by the state militia and again voted to adopt the majority report declaring Goebel and Beckham the winners of the election.

During the study, patients could directly telephone an investigator to resolve any doubts or problems that occurred.

The participant was then asked to practice using each intervention and resolve any doubts before starting the experiment.

Therefore, the presence of pathogens in human populations has left a strong mark and the differences between ancient and present gene pools can elucidate the course of major epidemics and help resolve any doubts about the time of disease origin.

For now, though, the result has resolved any doubts about the United Kingdom's continued role in international institutions, such as NATO, the G7, and the United Nations.